Adding a Six Line

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I'm thinking of adding a Six Line Wrasse to my tank, I know my current livestock is compatible, but what are your guys experiences?

I have a bare bottom tank and I would like to add a wrasse.
 
They are very aggressive fish! I would look at a Flasher(Paracheilinus) or Fairy(Cirrhilabrus) wrasse before a Pseudocheilinus. The Paracheilinus and Cirrhilabrus family of fish are very colorful and active. JMO
 
I had a six line, one of my first fish. I never had a problem with it, but I've heard stories about them.
 
I also have a Sixline and no issues with my other fish.
 
They can be ok for a little while, but in most cases become quite aggressive,

The suggestions of fairy and flasher wrasses are good for nonburying wrasses,

If you wanted a sixline for it's coral pest eating capabilities, look at possum or pink streak wrasses,
 
They can be ok for a little while, but in most cases become quite aggressive,

The suggestions of fairy and flasher wrasses are good for nonburying wrasses,

If you wanted a sixline for it's coral pest eating capabilities, look at possum or pink streak wrasses,

The pest eating capabilities are exactly why I want one... Are there any other kinds of wrasse that will eat them?
 
They are evil fish I've had several and will never ever get another one.
My last one killed no less than 4 fish
 
I had one with no issues for about 3 years. He was one of the first fish in the tank.
 

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